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Profs. Kim and Jim, Minding the Brain Podcast

Minding the Brain Podcast Voted Favourite Canadian Science Site

Dr. Olessia Jouravlev

Two Up and Coming Cognitive Science Researchers

Carleton Research

Showcasing Carleton’s Research Strengths in Public Safety and Cognition

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Throwback 2018: Live Podcast Time! Minding the Brain

Have you ever considered why a painting or song can make you cry? Perhaps you’ve wondered about the effects of pervasive…

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Minding the Brain Podcast with Dr. Jim Davies

Award-winning Carleton University neuroscientist Dr. Kim Hellemans and cognitive scientist Dr. Jim Davies created a audio show called “Minding the…

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ICS Colloquia Schedule: Fall 2017 – Winter 2018

The following lists the current weekly Fall/Winter Colloquia for The Institute of Cognitive Science . If there is no Colloquia…

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Linguistics & Language/Cognitive Science Prof to Research Inuktut Writing on UK Tour... and Have Tea with Prince Charles

Kumiko Murasugi, Associate Professor in the School of Linguistics and Language Studies and the Institute of Cognitive Science, is assisting Inuit…

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Announcing the EDC’s 2014-2015 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award Recipients and Honourable Mentions (FASS Captures 4/5!)

Dirk Boon (Department of Sociology and Anthropology), Gabrielle Doiron (College of the Humanities/School for Studies in Art and Culture), Sabrina…

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The Death of Hundreds Is Just a Statistic—But It Doesn’t Have to Be: Jim Davies for Nautilus

Dr. Jim Davies Professor of Cognitive Scientist Jim Davies published a blog entry for the online magazine Nautilus about how…

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Is Santa Claus a God? Jim Davies in Nautilus

Dr. Jim Davies Dr. Jim Davies, associate professor at Carleton's Institute of Cognitive Science, discusses how the idea of Santa…

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Emotions and Moral Judgments: Grad Research (Cognitive Science)

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